Sentence examples for massive advertisement from inspiring English sources

In the nearby neighbourhood of Greenpoint, a wall that once held a beautiful and powerful image of Nelson Mandela has been painted over by a massive advertisement for Perrier.

Facebook thinks that by adopting a seemingly innocuous name such as "Free Basics" and launching a massive advertisement campaign all over India (including daily full-page ads in newspapers and countless billboards), it can advance its Internet-splitting plan in the days leading up to the final decision from the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India TRAII).

Arriving at the shiny-floored purgatory that is the station's main concourse, the first thing I noticed were an abundance of UK flags and a massive advertisement for the Harry Potter books two Great British icons in varying degrees of health.

These were among the many "spectacular" lighting attractions that contributed to making Times Square an exciting spot for innovative and massive advertisements.

Bundled now in scaffolding, hidden in part by massive advertisements wrapped around it like so much gauze, the Monument to the Bulgarian State, which Sofians refer to fondly as the seven-angled thing with five pricks, is a reminder of the past at once imposing and somehow fairly easy to ignore.

When the release of her first single, "Smile", catapulted her into a long, hot summer of massive exposure, an advertisement was even placed in the local paper in Islington, where she had lived as a schoolgirl, offering cash for racy information.

Beyond the new content being created and shared online everyday, we are exposed to a massive amount of advertisements in a given day.

Towards the end of the episode, I totally expected to see a massive Windows Phone 7 advertisement when Ted and Marshall showed up in front of an electronic's store with a person dressed up as a cell phone out front.

One shipping newspaper called the arrival of the massive ship a "floating advertisement" for the Port of Long Beach and its deep harbor.

There is no constitutional requirement that the incremental cost of sending massive quantities of unsolicited advertisements must be borne by the recipients.

While the rich and famous of Bollywood are the smallest subsect of India's massive population, they drive advertisements and product sales, and they are the ones with the biggest influence.